LOS ANGELES
15 Tours Reviewed
Hollywood’s movie magic is better on foot. In 150 minutes, you hit the Hollywood Sign views and then walk the Walk of Fame while a local guide explains how these places became legends. I especially like the way the tour…
Downtown LA can feel like a movie set—on foot. This small-group, French-led outing strings together the Historic Core and modern architectural landmarks you can actually reach in one walking circuit, then it flips to Little Tokyo for a fast cultural…
Nothing beats a food walk. This Original Farmers Market Food & History Tour turns a classic LA landmark into a guided tasting route, with snacks at multiple long-time stalls and merchants. I love the way it mixes food sampling with…
A Biltmore hotel tour that feels like a movie set. In about an hour, you’ll walk through landmark rooms while augmented-reality smart glasses layer in Oscar moments and famous film scenes right where they happened. I particularly like the real-space…
Hollywood on foot turns noise into a storyline. This 2-hour Hollywood History Tour strings together the big names and big sights along the Hollywood Walk of Fame with live guide commentary. I especially like the close-up photo chances at landmark…
Hollywood has a way of feeling like a movie. This walk strings together the Hollywood Sign story and the movie-palace block like scenes you can actually stand in front of. You’ll start up near Ovation Hollywood, then work your way…
South LA tells its story from the street. That’s what makes this guided van tour such a smart way to understand Crenshaw and nearby neighborhoods in just a few hours. I like that the route ties together art, architecture, and…
San Diego in a single long day. You go from LA’s streets to Old Town and USS Midway without planning a thing. I love the San Diego Harbor Cruise hour. You get ocean air, skyline views, and a naval backdrop…
DTLA has stories in every façade. This Downtown History & Architecture Walking Tour uses a Belgian guide to connect architecture with city life, film culture, and global influences. You’ll also get a conversational format, so questions and small detours are…
Night LA can feel like a different city. This haunted ghost bus tour turns that shift into a guided night crawl through darker landmarks, with stories that run from Hollywood tragedy to modern true crime. I like the comfort of…
Downtown LA has a story you can walk. This 3-hour guided tour stitches together architecture, neighborhoods, and famous movie backdrops, from the historic core to Little Tokyo and the Civic Center area. If you like getting the why behind what…
Celebrity homes are best seen from a moving viewpoint. I like this tour because it pairs Malibu coastline views with real on-the-road storytelling from guide Dave, plus multiple Malibu sign photo moments. Two things I really enjoy: the guided narration…
Angels Flight flips your mental map of LA. This tour is built around DTLA’s history and architecture, with a tight route that links Bunker Hill, the Civic Center, the Historic Core, and Little Tokyo. I especially love that you start…
DTLA doesn’t move slowly. It grows in layers, and this walking tour reads those layers like a story. The guide uses architecture and film history together, so you stop seeing buildings as backdrops and start seeing them as clues about…
Dinosaurs and diamonds in one ticket. This admission ticket really shines because it pairs the T. rex growth series and Dino Lab paleontology moments with the Gem and Mineral Hall and its gemstone vault. One catch: parking in this area…
